Rebecca Brockett CIO, Grocon Group
Fujitsu is a leading IaaS provider. We helped Grocon, one of Australia’s largest construction and development companies, successfully implement a vision for the future. Fujitsu’s cloud solutions and our handson approach took Grocon to the next level by helping them build a flexible, scalable infrastructure. The video shows you how Fujitsu Cloud helped Grocon reduce IT costs and increase innovation. Our people provide a personal touch, with an ear for client needs and an eye for detail.
Bradesco, one of the largest banks in Brazil, partnered with Fujitsu to develop South America’s first biometric ATM security solution. See how our pioneering palmvein scanner technology and dedicated onsite support helped implement the solution in over 35,000 ATMs across the country. As a result, Bradesco was able to successfully provide over 70 million customers instant and secure access to their accounts, while reducing fraud related costs to almost zero.
K computer was ranked No.1 among the World’s TOP500 Supercomputers in June and November 2011.
The K computer, jointly developed by RIKEN and Fujitsu, is part of the HighPerformance Computing Infrastructure (HPCI) initiative led by Japan’s Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT). “K” comes from the Japanese Kanji letter “Kei” which means ten peta or 10 to the 16th power. The logo for the K computer based on the Japanese character for Kei, which expresses a large gateway, and it is hoped that the system will be a new gateway to computational science.
The art of Fujitsu management
Times like these require change, even from industry leaders. Through a series of interviews with Fujitsu’s executive leaders in Japan, London Business School’s “Business Strategy Review” took a close look inside Fujitsu, exploring its way of leading change and the art of Fujitsu management. The result is an interesting depiction of the process through which Fujitsu is continually changing itself for the future and striving for global growth by building on its Japanese heritage.
Business Strategy Review
Business Strategy Review (BSR) is a quarterly magazine published with the London Business School. BSR provides thought leadership and global business insights from top faculty and executives.
You can read an extract of the article entitled “The art of Fujitsu management ” on the London Business School website, or download a PDF with the full article below to find out more about how Fujitsu is preparing to meet the challenges of the future.
Business Strategy Review (1.26MB / A4, 10pages)
David Ibbotson, Cloud Solutions, FUJITSU UK
Today he’s a Global Delivery Executive at Fujitsu, based in the UK, but as a teenager David Ibbotson played cricket at the worldfamous Oval stadium. Take a look at this video to see how this taught him the value of teamwork, the need to focus and keep evolving his approach. David explains how Canon Europe chose Fujitsu to help them reduce costs and improve flexibility by moving to a cloudbased model. David believes it’s people who make the difference at Fujitsu.
